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Forthcoming Article: Major Questions in Crisis Governance

The Chapman Law Review is proud to publish Catherine Le's article: Major Questions in Crisis Governance. Below, you will find the article's abstract. Forthcoming: Major Questions in Crisis Governance By Catherine F. Le* Abstract What do student loan forgiveness, a vaccine-or-test mandate, and a nationwide eviction moratorium all have in…

Posted on April 9, 2024 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor

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Forthcoming Article: Protecting Personal Dignity: Advocating for a Federal Right of Publicity Against Pornographic Deepfakes

The Chapman Law Review is proud to publish Chapman Fowler School of Law third-year student Tyler von Denlinger's note: Protecting Personal Dignity: Advocating for a Federal Right of Publicity Against Pornographic Deepfakes. Below, you will find a synopsis of the article: Forthcoming: Protecting Personal Dignity: Advocating for a Federal Right…

Posted on April 2, 2024 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor

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Forthcoming Article: “Individually Minor But Collectively Significant”: The Right to Cumulative Impact Analyses and Substantive Protections in Wilmington, California

The Chapman Law Review is proud to publish James Crisafulli's article: "Individually Minor But Collectively Significant”: The Right to Cumulative Impact Analyses and Substantive Protections in Wilmington, California. Below, you will find the article's abstract. Forthcoming: "Individually Minor But Collectively Significant”: The Right to Cumulative Impact Analyses and Substantive Protections…

Posted on March 26, 2024 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor

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Forthcoming Article: A Corpus Linguistic Analysis of “Possessions” in American English, 1760-1776

The Chapman Law Review is proud to publish Professor James C. Phillips's article: A Corpus Linguistic Analysis of “Possessions” in American English, 1760-1776. Below, you will find an excerpt from the article's introduction. Forthcoming: A Corpus Linguistic Analysis of “Possessions” in American English, 1760-1776 By James C. Phillips* The U.S.…

Posted on March 21, 2024April 16, 2024 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor

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Chapman Law Review Symposium 2024

Join us the morning of Friday, February 2nd to hear a panel of experts discuss how artificial intelligence is changing the rights of musicians. Then grab a free lunch and listen to our Keynote Address, Damien Riehl, who has developed software with the aim of eliminating “accidental infringement” copyright lawsuits.…

Posted on January 17, 2024 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor

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Chapman Law Review Symposium 2023

The world of distributed ledger technology and blockchain is rapidly evolving and impacting various industries, and the legal field is no exception. Focusing on this topic, the Chapman Law Review is proud to present its upcoming symposium, Blockchain and Beyond: The Interaction Between Distributed Ledger Technology and the Law. The…

Posted on January 20, 2023March 23, 2023 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor

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Chapman Law Review Symposium 2022

The Chapman Law Review invites you to attend its annual Chapman Law Review Symposium, A Future-Proof Constitution: Exploring the Effects of Modernization on Constitutional Law, in a three-part series with the keynote speaker, Erwin Chemerinsky. The series will be held virtually via Zoom on Friday, January 28, 2022. Please visit this…

Posted on January 12, 2022 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor

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Congratulations Graduates!

We will miss our fearless leaders, Editor-In-Chief Sirine Yared and Managing Editor Ariel Romero, as they graduate law school and start studying for the bar. Congratulations to you both as well as to all our incredible Editors who are graduating this year. Thank you for your hard work with Chapman…

Posted on May 24, 2021May 24, 2021 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor

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Chapman Law Review Diversity Statement

Effective leaders must be truth seekers, and that requires a willingness to understand truths other than our own - Stacey Abrams Recognizing the historical persistence of inequities in both academia and the legal profession, Chapman Law Review strives to elevate critical voices that are often overlooked, and publish scholarship that promotes…

Posted on August 14, 2020 by CLR Editor by CLR Editor